Reviewed by Mike Rimmer

London-based diva Adelaide has been through her own struggles and learnt that God transforms us on a day to day basis. Consequently this very powerful theme is stretched across a selection of songs written from personal experience. Adelaide has been working at a grassroots level on the British scene for a while and it's good to see that she's finally got a full length release. There's plenty here to enjoy from the tight soulful funk of "He Gives Me More" and "Unconditional Lovin" to the drama of the title cut and the worship of "Jehovah Adonai". Like many independent productions, the lack of budget shows through here and there but the great thing about Adelaide is that there's no mistaking this is a British release and she hasn't fallen into the trap of trying to sound too American. I love "Dance To The Rhythm Of The Lord" with its infectious beats. "Here Is Where I'll Be" and "All My Life" both have those great laid back grooves packed with soulfulness. Vocally Adelaide has the chops and she's got plenty of things to say lyrically so that 'Daily Process' is an encouraging album that ministers to the listener every time it spins.

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